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Panama Canal Referendum in Five Steps
The manager of the Panama Canal Authority (ACP), Alberto Aleman Zubieta, told journalists Tuesday that the first of five steps to achieve a national referendum on planned widening of the Canal has been presented.

That 80-page Extension Project document will then be sent to the Cabinet, with approval certain as the government is in favour of the project.

The final goal will be the referendum, expected at the end of this year, for which the Electoral Court will allocate 7.8 million dollars.

The ACP manager said the country will not go into debt with the 6.25 billion dollar investment to widen the Canal because the funds will come from tolls paid for using the Canal, and he believes users will understand the need to increase tolls.

"Those who use the Canal knows that its widening will mean more benefits for all" he concluded.


 



 
   

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